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He had been expected in Geneva Friday to lead talks with Iran on implementing that initial
“agreement in the Iran war, but that trip has been delayed.”
The White House is citing difficult logistics for a new round of negotiations. Earlier Thursday, Vance defended the preliminary agreement saying it will force Iran to change its behavior. The United States wants to have a better relationship, but in order for that to happen, the Iranians have to perform.
And if they don't perform, as we've said before, they don't get any of the benefits of the bargain. The initial deal extends a ceasefire for another 60 days to allow for more negotiating but it has faced sharp criticism, including from some congressional Republicans for potentially conceding too much to Iran.
Israel's ongoing military operation against Iran backed has below militant group in southern Lebanon is raising questions about the interim agreement. The deal calls for an end-defining on all fronts, including Lebanon.
“But the Israeli military says it's struck has below targets overnight and responds to cease”
fire violations, multiple deaths are being reported. There's an outbreak of the flu at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, at least 159 service members of tested positive. Two recruits have been hospitalized, Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies reports. San Antonio Congressman Joaquin Castro confirmed the spike in cases in a social media post.
He also said one recruit from the 37th training wing died this week from a medical emergency, but it's not clear at this time if that was directly related to the flu. Military medical personnel are isolating and treating trainees who show symptoms and monitoring those who may have been exposed. Two months ago, Defense's Secretary Pete Hegsev ended mandatory influenza vaccinations
for military personnel. Castro was calling that decision reckless and has requested a full investigation into the outbreak and the training's death. For NPR News, undevaed Martin Davies in San Antonio. The USman's National Soccer team will take on Australia today and the FIFA World Cup
in PR's Becky Sullivan has this preview.
“There's no overstating how important Plyssic is to this team, specifically right now his”
left calf muscle. The last Friday's game against Paraguay, Plyssic took a kick to the calf from an opposing player and had to come out a half time. The US won that game four to one, but since then, Plyssic hasn't trained with the team. On Thursday, Coach Mauricio Pochitino said Plyssic is making a "massive effort to
try to be ready," but he could not say whether he'd be available to play. "He said Bolvin, he's much rather from Friday. Let's drill in the US last squared off in an international friendly, just last October.
In their first World Cup game last week, Australia beat Turkey, 2 to 0.
Becky Sullivan and Plyssic, Seattle." This is NPR News. In the UK, the popular Labour Party mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, is one of Parliamentary seat. Burnham, whose nickname is King of the North, won a special election for a seat in Northern
England Thursday, his victory pays way for him to challenge pure stormers, Labour Party leader. A new survey by the American Psychological Association shows more patients are leaning on AI chat bots for mental health support, more from MPR's re-to-chatterty. "In the new survey, more than 2/3 of psychologists say that their patients discuss their
mental health with a chat bot.
Nearly a third, have patients using AI as a tool to assist in their therapy treatment, and
2 in 5 state patients are using chat bots to diagnose themselves. Even though, generally, use chat bots aren't designed to diagnose a treatment-to-health conditions. The vast majority of psychologists, 97% expressed concerns that chat bots might inadvertently reinforce negative behaviors or delusional beliefs, read through chaturgy and peer news."
"Rises that the pump of dip below $4 a gallon for the first time since March, according to AAA Thursday's average price for a gallon of regular was roughly $3.99. Filling up however, still more expensive than it was before the Iran War Americans are collectively paying a dollar more per gallon than they were in late February." Checking out the financial markets in Asia, shares in Japan and South Korea, largely flat,
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